Sentence examples for generally talk about from inspiring English sources
"It's important to generally talk about protecting what a buyer should do," Mr. Lever said.
They generally talk about what they have seen of others' suffering.
When we talk about weight loss, we generally talk about "burning" fat.
Liberals and moderates generally talk about the limits of American power in the world, yet often act as if nothing were beyond Washington's control.
On the state and city level, the editorial writers who handle those topics generally talk about each of the candidates and recommend which one to endorse.
If people generally talk about the group achievements, and you use "I" in your presentations, you will quickly be branded as someone who is not a team player.
When we talk about algorithms in the research community, we are generally talking about search or information retrieval (IR) algorithms.
When you're talking about learning a language in the U.S., you're generally talking about ESL which refers to "English as a second language" or the study or use of English by speakers with different native languages.
During the first phase of the industrial revolution, when people spoke of "capital" they were generally talking about physical assets such as textile factories, water mills, steel foundries and railway lines.
But several potential buyers say that because of Blockbuster's uncertain future cash flows, they are generally talking about a deal close to its current market value, with little or no premium.
